The New York Herald Newspaper, July 15, 1849, Page 4

‘cimen. jiastic. heat National Politics. _ Domestic Miseellany. & Co; the oun pein Sparel es Bo congested Tue Fourmn iy Sourn Cagotixa.—At all the We are indebted to Dockray & Co.’s Express, feanbannen ove Rg eee rest him from clincbing it, if there was time during | anniversary meetings held in South Carolina, on | for Providence, R. 1. papers, in advance of the WEA hoes atrea, JT HM the stop, at the several resting places. He was | the 4ih inst., the proceedings of which have been | mail. Also, to Mr. Edward MeGreger, tor Bos- ‘Galway, Nomuite & wal temporal point of view. determined to mase the most ee trip, and al- | published, there eeems a oplrie of determination ty | ton papers. i nn & Lowden; Ted tenesee, an itkelan: anh, Mire. many fine night boats on the Had- | ways seemed delighted with every adventure. He | defend the institutions of that brane of the Union he Grevd Jury, of Concord, Mass., have found | | toh —Vietory, (Br) Langring, Picton, NS; Alnrie, Prom | “Gowatens. duly 1—Lrig Jane A Hersey, Harlow, for B in one that deserves, special notice and | come np with us to-day, afier aporoprinting severs| | vgeinet the efforts of the abolitionists. ‘The fol- | pills of mdieiment’ against Daavet 1. Pierson, for | 4% Wilmington: NC: Marigsik ture Kuapp, [tiohmoud, | ton, 18 daye, Drwamond, for Spartacus, (Fr) Croes, B: Nos Avuxs, June 3—Ship Shaw, for Boston; Sth, bac’ t, y ope Mead, 31 " Rea i Ballmer aie Silenus, Hardy, for Bee acken; Har- ‘kulte, Mas oo8, June 26—Rark Warren, unc; brig Sai Day. Bath, | willy, cl Wetion ogy Claas trie hsee N Yoeks fiche . ‘ G VANA, —Ships Indian Que i J mean the Hendrick Hud: Every- | bours to Bet asight from te almost inaccessible | lowingtoayts Were drank at u meeting at Colambi the marder of his wile and two children. Baltimore: Bleight. Maitinove, Johnsen & Lawden; Gowiarban fi 4 fens, ee & fr ‘or eat; Wabash, Mabou ber isef the neatest description, Her | top of Mount Crawtord; he pashed oa, for the | ‘The Constitution of the United Statos—Wheussered” | J, coh Peak was seriously stabbed at German: lous, Hatch, VLiladelphia; Mlle, Beares, Moston for Cowes, 1d; Crusoe, Bishos, ldgs Fl we 4 room: elegantly furnished, and her saloon | Notch House, und will’ probably take his supper | ly observed the great pelladiam of our liberty oath | way P, on the 1th inst., bya young man named |, Sturges; Pashion, Oakes, and Excite, Boe- Mopang ious, airy, and comfortable. She is com- | thisevening from « biscust in his pocket, on the | Carolina will be the Inst State in the Union to violate | ri nde from Now York. ‘The ofleader was aire Lee by Captain Hulse, who is so well known | summit of Mount Washington, Col, Fremont, | its just aud equitable provisions but when so pervert, | yi Ea ot Arrivea, 3, Galiighon, Pali nd aflabulit 41 must add, | wuh twenty such men, mizbt, withont fear of | #28d wbuscd a> Lo become the imtrament in the ; British steamship Niagara, Kyrie, Liverpool, Jane 3, 4 P ir his iteness and aflability, and | must add, | with twenty " ue 4 hauds of Northern whigs and fanatics of wrosting feo Mrs. Hawk, of Masthope, Me., was bit by a rat- | Mo via E Crvard, Jr x tat no one acknowledges with more grace or | failure, undeitske the passage of thoes terrible | uy our just rights, the only alternative lett us is to dis | deemake, a short time since, while taking “a piece stexinstip Cherokeo, Lyon, Savannah, 66 hours, | mons, dischs; do; i Bartlelt, doz promptness the high prerogative of that mighty } mountains of New Mexico where he suffered so | claim our a leginoce, and’ taiutata, as best we way, font cot of & barelh: ie Walls a eae Ga 4 AM, 18 miles north Cape Marteras, passed | Narracvagus, Kinesley.do; Shak we, Pendleton, 40; (rates i @ newspaper press, than that gentleman. | disastrously lart Decembe 4 | our inalienable rights as freemen, oO Bor c hi of ” Papert rang CeO Savannah, 5 days, with cotton, Bis Iuatiariee ace, disc Adela, Motarty, fr charles: e Troy House, which is conducted by Mr. There is but litle company as yet pissing up in The Union—A majestic fabric reared by the genius of | CheWied. * ¥ ° Smith, for Hegnay west aay: Ariel, At leman, a brother of the gentleman who keeps | this direction. Several detachments, amounting to | earth’s noblest sons. 1'o approach such an edifice A company have commenced operations in the ‘Ship CLarleston, Morrison, Sava 4d with cotton, 4, Ballard, wryeserday tm Trividads the Astor House, is a very excellent hotel. Its | a dozen persons, passed to-day, principally from | with other than reverential « Loy coed seems saorilege; | bituminous coal mine recently discovered, near te Geo Hubley. lish inst, noon, tat 37 52, lon 74 40, saw i rd, Nor ee 9: warklia Situation is most ndvantageous, it being quite close | Boston, und se mois OE thean come He, Toe ne pute Lh geny cig a mare eae wee ogre egtariss Caseseville, He ‘the coul is said to be of good " , Rio Janorio, June 8, with cof- ay hi " Boston: C1 ‘gsi 4 to the railway office; in fact the train passes by | pose of inspecting the lumber region of New Hamp- me na ad y y quality, and abundant. nee. ‘ : ~ Lorin ae door, Mr. Coleman is obliging and unaffec- | shire; and bevides, it 18 their ultimate intention to | “TTT Gin—we will meet hor eithor in feivadly | A mad dog was killed in Providence, R. I, on | ,,Bark Mars See erate seg ee Titer ‘Salut | Antwerp: Veepacian” Deris: Comes herk a j tedly polite to all who visit him, and no one is | extend the Concord railroad from Lake Winnipes- | grasp’ or in deadly enmity us our equal, never as our | the 11th inst, after having bit a number of dogs, | fuera tor Nasau, NP. tanzas sud Cowes; dih, brig Blivitat, Coxrins, Chagres more deserving of support, both on account of him- | siczee through to Canada, at some distant day, pro- | superior. and several persons. Dabith brig Chores, Mang. Watchman’s Cape, Patagonia, ton, Foster, Antwerp; Ellen, aeding, Mar: ‘4 erty bly by @ route to th of tit : »uthern Members in Con- | “™%, A } ; 83 daya, with guas e's Willoseu, to, Merrill, Bais, Honda; ship Fateon (3) Hartatelne self and the character of his house, than he. bubly by a route to the west of mis. 4 . he Convention of the Southern The collection in the Catholic church, in Law- | Stvtute™ Guess datptis,) Ricks Buenos Ayres, May 26 cae weather is oppressively warm. The season having been very dry in this section, | grest—'Ihe Convention of 1774, way the first act in the | ad Se nuk to tae. ees, daniel ex as ba ee rereomty Werte » d Mauacatno, June 30—Brig Nancy Blaisted, Church, (from _ ALETHEPIAENOS. the Saco river is reduced to a mere brook in its | great drama which was played for our independence. | rence, Mass., to Pes Lrig Alico Bentley, Dunbar, Georgetown, SC, with lumber | N Orleans) for Philatelphia, 2 days; sche Equity, Stuarty a dimensicns; but the tout fishing is good still, for | Nay the Convention of 1848. be the fifth and closiag uot | $187). 4 to Badger, Peck & Co 9 Aai. till eed, wie {eee En din edie ae ee U.S. Horer, Sanatoaa, July 12, 1849. | we went out with several angiefs to-day, and’ the | i that drama whieh shall base the indepeudenee upow | "There were 21,297 emigrants arrived at Quebec, SBtig Lyra, Lath, Cienfuogos, 17 days, with sugar, to PS Assy te Be he OF peony ok 7 ; “ lasting foundations. Se’ Tonal Kf ending the 7th inst., being 3,963 4 sore ‘ Presh vals— 1 General Herrera | a ate result was one hundred and fitty trout. . " ‘i Ca, for the week ending A inst, 4 Bi ico Bentley, Dunbar, Georgetown, DC, with lumbor, | 4th. bark Lyon, Alexander, jowes. : ; polite A a Soh Sis See Wr ies the Gnad lnck to We Hand apes Naa Fe eee ie eae ee ied tebegome | more than for the corresponding period of 1313. | to Steere Rees ee pyhio damanto, June X—Harks Abby Baker, Pratt for Ham= | | ee ee several times umong the rocks. We caught seve |g luw. from such oppreseion we will have redress. pews A fire rict occurred in Albany on the 12th inst., | ,,2UK 1dia ¥ermbam, Motutyre, New Orlonns, with sugar, | Bure, 14: france Js eis! genes, Girhedst ; AG Hill, Cartis, for N York intwe ne, do. Sid 5 ‘ig Sn 20 days, with sking, | Was! iver Platte. Waiting to \ Occupations— The Band—Its Splendid Perform- | yal of the beautitul spotted coats in a deep pool, | ably it we can, forerbly if we must. in which more than one hundred combatants took | “Schr Eolion, Jordan, Sagua la Grand, 10 days, with sugar, ances—Dancing— the Ladves who are estimable, | scarce six feet wide, between opposing cliffs of | Puy: Leerssature or New Hamrsminn aGatysr | part. Several were severely igyured. (Oe ee teks inn, Bio’ 4st bets although not particularly Fashionable — Tae | granite, several hundred feet high, the rocks near | Gey, Tartox.—The following resolutions, ix ‘The wool purchased in Akron, Ohio, since the | to Boom, Graves & Co. rg. é Young L vies Their Intedect and Beauty—The | the stream for fifty feet altitude having been ground | peaching the veracity of Gen. Tayior, in the ¥iola- | 191 of June, amounted, on the 30th vil., to 177,00) | Sehr tryant, Lawless, Attakapas 28 days, with auger, to | Azan eaten Batpbon. Catce, Beltincsss Sellen, Siteatt oung fa into curious rounded shapes by the action of the | tion of his pledges, und censuring him tor taking | pounds. meters Jane, Roblason, Calais, Mo, 6 daye with Lamber | limantio, Bopars N Loads oe ds Ty lien 5 zy Weather, $<. a water and the drifting sands, when the river is | into tavor those whe opposed the. Mexiag war, |" The old alme-house, at Dedham, Mass., was de- | tor US Diy Deck: Rh 9 Orleans, 27th. shin Glenmore, 3, Hieligiond P ‘The cry is still they come!—more yisiters. To- | flooded from the melting of the snows in the moun- | were recently passed by the Legislature of New pr! by Tnete he tai take a "David Mellagh Sebr J C Henry, Taylor, Richmond, 4 days, Fea lly meray oy vy es hay Me id ey 3 i -day, the paths leading from the Division street en- | (10S. ‘ Hompehire — bd isd to cua ean } Below, Drig Saline, Sullivan, Boston; 2rh, bark St Audrew, Doane : For amusement we have a tame bear tied under | Resolved. by the Senate and House of Representa- | Perithed in the flames. Dutch bark Guilliam Tell, 9 weeks from Gottenburg. Kk. (since apok Cape Frio.) b d y . 7 ape trance of the hotel to the cottages wasa scene of | gore apple trees, and Bruin is just now going | tives. In general court convened, ‘That While It 1s the | One Lis, pe CURA, June 2—Arr 19th, brig Adste, Pop } * * . ry ' " . jelphia; Mich, bark Peri, Cover, N York; 2h: ' jiderable bustle, such as may be witnessed in | through the exercises of a bear dance, in compen- 4 right of every chiet magistrate to ewploy public agents, CITY TRADE REPORT. Satled. de r { prs * ish Ra iene iavh Ie? vod prin hag supper. nf Pon t erpecially in the more ‘important posts somnucted with Servavar, July 14-2 P.M, Steamship Southorner, for Charleston, Bese doc tak Beloedte, Wadlne, gi anet } I GURAy: be aioe . Sinndge! What is that? Tn the evening it kecps | the executive department, whore views of national | Asies.—Themarketisabout the aime tor both kinds, | yoy wing at ih an wy tenes | distant port. There was a continuous stream of | 41} . ott witoes, for they are every where. An | Pelley correspond with bis own. we find no expressions | with sales of 30 barrels Corrow ~The demand is ao- | 9 J°EY om b medians ees Sr Catuanc xa, May 10—Arr bark Mallory, Borden, NW ks and other descripti f dex the | fae ey dad ate egret Mi hited as to | Of Condemuation too strong for the course of that ex: | tive. with sales at yesterday's prices, KLoun,—Tho | ° : York, (March 6) for 3au Franc*soo, all weil, ¢ ¥ | Tunlks and une Ceseriphons OF hegage, aller 126 | iron pot ts filled with chips, and go lighted a8 (0 | ecutive oflicer. who, professing tv have * no frivnds to» market ix very firm, nd without variation. Cha salos leidadeanemeeanenina RSpliRmAC, dune 27—Are big Robert wf Margaret arrival of each train. The porters cut along with | make a heavy smoke. This vessel is then placed pyward and no enemivs to pauich ”—disavowing in the about 3000 barrels, at $4 12)4 a $4 31 for ne aud | Ayrwenr, Juan 2—Sld 2th Stadt Antwerpen Goovarts, | Neh"JN.. wn, guiy 1—Ave brig Jano Allison, Browa, heir loads merrily, and appeared to enter into the | 1,2 position to fumigate the house, which drives | most solemn torm all partisan prejudices, declaring that nspocted; $4 574 & $4 94 for common State and | NYerk Yorb; echt’ Providouts, Makau, dor . hers De MOATEY, PP off the insects. All signs fuil in a dry season, and | it elected S—Are Duc Leopoldo, Campodonion, | ee era ee ia ark Yorkshire, Lynas, 8 would be the bead of tho nation, sad not mixed Western: $4 94 @ $5 for #trait State and Michi- AMSTERDAN, big spirit of the werk with a very hearty feeling. | the clouds, which promised a shower thisafternoon, | of ® party; pledging himself personaily and officially | gan; and $5 12h 2 $5 18% fur pure Gienesee, Gaaix— | ® York 23d, D Yentrex, do ‘ York, \ ‘There were u few departures, but the arrivals were | have eahtentet To-morrow we hope to scale , before the country not to make removals from office | ‘ihe market for whent is inactive, A small quantity | )Brtrasr June +7—Sld Constitution, Martin, and Canton, | “Sp Srursun, NB. Juno 9—Avr bark Numa, N You: ) ag toed ith | Mount Washington, if the thermometer is not over | for differences of political opinion. uor for any exuses | of Genesee sold at $1 30 Rye ix Urm, at 50!0. 4 Te | ii Nnc,. Muy 10—Sld Windsor, Fay, Browor, Caloutta | y TURKS ataxn, July 2—No am, vo sola in por by large numbers in the majority. I speak with | yore ee eee or evenings up here—the purest | other than dishonesty or Incompetency—uses the hi and Oats are dull at 8240. ade Cora is steady but | Konvravx, dune l—Sld Lwanowaa, Barton, NYork 2th, | “yyShin AisSam Sompland. N Onleaia sea 20—shipe on wie it. : ert office in the gift-ot the country, to break aud rales Tanited: abont 12000 busuela changed hunds. at great sincerity, when I say that! am glad of it. | of water and the sweetest atmosphere, and at the sify all the pledges thus solemnly mado; to promote | f4¢ a 56¢ for Weetern mixed; 5c 95840 for Southern | ‘The Meesrs. Marvin are most worthy men; in- | old Crawford House, the rule is for every visiter to | thi. very party echemes he has disolaimed; to braud as | white; und fSc.a 53340. for Northern round. Prove | e the benefactors of the public ; they | make himself perfectly at home. + | incompetent or dishonest (so far as avy act of his can groxs—-Pork iy dull at the quotations of yesterday. fanned gp exertions a meet here | do it) thousands of faithful pablic servants, of the Beef is steady, with moderate sales, and no changeia Brighton, ready to aa ‘0, Gorum~lde; Marianna, do. bid 1th, sew James L Day, Nash, (from N York) Saa Frans ~ ‘cleeo, all well, “ uno 12—-Arr Onyx, Harding, NY ork yoS-Sid Kate tastings, Allan, Boston 4 0 ne Zi—Are Independence, Bradish, NYorkand | asssannnsa, July 1—Art bth “esienple, Swan, ° u * tis = . “ 0c | — , 7 ‘Thomas; sehs Conservation, Myers, talifax; Koanoke, 3 ree question, their house is in every particular the Ox ine Huson, June, 1819. 1 Fats 1 . Drees ™ 1 8INO! Juno 20—Cld North Bend, Sprague, (from St. ALTimox¥: JULY JomArr Sche Yeso, Kyarson, L > } very . exhibition of bad faith and dereliction of duty. in ® at 2de. for prison; and 233s for Ohio. pRisnonn. J ss Mag elgg My oy oad Steauer Herald, ausscil, fram Morne’ React — magpincent Rotel ia she (nica. ‘i Sights on the Hudson, $e. station so differently administered by the immortal | Recetpts of Produce per Hudson Ri Lines, this day Fatuoutn, J we nate x hitler, ‘Tobansen, Waltimore Point, s brig, fen P| Vshanvook, a large wens , could a ry ie my aid co Sonnet EG? of sea] pe * * * * . * Washington, snd the otheriiiay sions stateamsn, andes ‘Troy and Erie Linv—1.172 barrels flour; 5,030 bush- Juniate, Hinds, "N York; 26th, | ane ber ow ; Sandy @ ship ashore, {looke I style in which the beautiful ledy of General Her- . + | the color of whese name and eXample this paltry an z s pork; 10 do. ; 98 do "i a 2 nm vessel) and a herm.sbrig—all rupppsed bowmd up. Tera Was altited. Her dress was of rose-colored | Neat Hyde Park is anchored a beautiful yacht, | ji iti, vvereription ir sought go be eurtied Ga, | Oe eee Tihs agit cin deen Rene ‘Sune 26—Are Adam Care, © Cia" Dured ship Belt ules Rotten! am. is Merkgos 185 Lrig Metamors, ox Mory W M. Rol 5 ton, Retensen, harleston; Lon- | Bremen; Fransi a, silk with a white flower, over which she wore a | the property of Hamilton Wilkes, who married the |" Ivcsoived. ‘hat fresh from the battle fields of © wat | yuhels ¢orn; 14 barrels. lard; 19 do. ashes: 135 do, | Be Soldan, T 1 i - | which we have ever regarded as just and necessary, the ; " 2.35 ed lace cape, and in her hand she carried 2 fan of daughter of the lady of the late Dr. Hossack, for. | BiGe seas re pa yA or 9 Darr ly oearge a4 whipkans $4 Dalen wool; S47 boxee cheese; 2,857 bush. the most delicate texture, which she used with a | merly widow of Mr. Costar. H Dea borne bi r wore te victory, | °s Wheat; jo. corn mi peculiar grace. Her hair was parted in the middle, ‘ | art soca ey cendy wm tne eargeceney Wate” A Y> | Durant end Lathrop’s Line—4.452 buchels corn. Catioro, N York. Rad we schre Mary Wi wie og a plein and neat country place, this side of the Ustates, via Newport Lingoln, Aver | , nthe n t New oore beautiful , Zachary Taylor torgot what was due to his honor ag rents jah . Chareatons Pens | Enrocas, Portsiwouth; Caroline ill, Saco, } and brought round her ears in the Victoria tas! er: are ae na igh pe oo ster ina | Bell arto the services of others, the mst mericorlous, | , Chemabgd-Lake Boat Line—179 boxes chowee; 52 kegy Zelia, Barret Chariese | 9 doer. July Li Are ship dean, encom, Caentta: bar fame, Hat, pecker wee 8 contianssion of rt | fe se Pp toga Om chia. re rd vig That RBta be ecnsented ty loud the yery popularity ho bad, Peaaatilasioe CieBNG Mitte tear fom; Nicolas Iidale; Mobi WM Whonton. Martin, dos | ter’ Maltitreres tere ote da Bhiiedete sa Nae 7 and gold, and may be compared to tha: | line of Havre packet ships, now reffred, and hav-4 acquired by his achievements in the prosecution of | ona tery | metia, Henderson, New Orlenus; Medemseb, © Brown, NYork; der, Mayo, CA ea; Jusephy presented to the Queen of Tyre— ye ve v that war as the instrument wherewith its unscrupulous | Ovwego Line~1,286 bushels corn; 2,000 do. | do; Tamerlane: Henderson do Sid, June 2—Georsls, Mills, | Reine’ turke i iucedan veel aor th pei F wil SB. Cottam eentte | Opponents might for a time strike down its patriotic Norfolk; Momieaya, fino weather—Bar, to- | Peleher. Frederic Old Oswego Line—700 barrels flour, A Laceazect., duxe ®—Wind EN and two en on the river, north of the dock, at different dista ti t Russian) Usiman, St. a distances, for practice with artillery. Below the | Her splendid locks immortal odors shed, And ambrorial fragrance round her head. ship, (hax bright rides. aud shows te’ by Cid barks Ale: nder Brand! rt \ por sy Itimore; Atlantio Bro Sievcttittnsthitublionn guinea enrages tienen. town, E | supporters. winning @ political triumph for those who | Qiy Veda Cincinoetl ine 50 barrels flour. 1M yesterday, 90 10, vising~-Are, WA Cooper, Lin= ped mri ey hy Rh oe | Mer necklace strung with pearls, hercrown which glows, | | Near Newburgh sa cavern, excavated duringthe Seek atl cs ets se pon foe: rreogeg Gone Miscellaneous 10,800 bushels corn; 5,000 do. oats. totes » Notice Sirlingshirgand Em auisiaia, Hyd er, acme Barhadoes, Hogs . omalvoae Insterr'd with gems, and gold in double rows. _ , L revolution, by persons in quest of silver. The ex- them supplies, or ignominiously to withdrew thei | Four, bois, big ne oy oa | Bib, Nestori HiOrisaney Sanbatis, Cox. Apale- | cola via NYarkt Lamattine, Drown. Blohuends Went After baving conversed with some Spanish /cayation is quite large and the entrance near the , {fm the feld; and more than all. when in the face #f | Wheat, bus 25 Antehinson, Savanna Doane, Charleston; i Mailer, Price, Richmond: Marin, Bliridge, Norfolk; Henna! — ladies, she expressed u desire to have a walk. river. j spbenahed pledges against political intolerance, he 93 | Clay, Howlaua, NYor! ard, Tattls, NOd & il, Shurling. Philadelphia; Oneks, Kelly, 4 yin 2 a tale Re ‘ . . | stooped to use the presidency thus attained as the | 3s. Mobile; Nestor, Rneaell, A’pal 4 ; : 3 Divit, et avertens rosea cervice refulsit, At Cold Spring, opposite West Point, are two Son ie cccnbel 135 | r nd Chappell, tS > . i of ption, not only without parallel for i} rt; Devonshire, Str nd; Uriel, Sampson; emall government steamers, of the mosquito fleet, | extent in why sluitlar period of tine, but eubraciug ta pettrngee tah 94 | Galena, Leavitt, upd Jessore, Cobb, NOtleans: lonswilly, and 9 Cooley & Co, Young, N¥or f which did so much execution at Vera Cruz,re- its indircriminate sweep men who have beon maimed | seen | Biasraryy, Brie go-Dragh, Shompeon, and Yenshea. Lant, ; Director. Decker, Glen Cove, Ll; stoops C Kt ceiving machinery from the foundry bearing’ the | and disabled from their ordinary purcuita while nobly cali tonda ied Da Dig ree ye Sg et ene wit, do, Telegraphod, | be said, then turning round, her beautics shine, name of West Pout. ‘This latter place, externally, fighting at his side. brave detenders of their country | a app oe oe a sell Wy 4 Honey Prati, Con cag ga tg Ng eg hs $ieg 007, nook dlartayast’s charm divine; is im the neatest order. Two targets are usually | whont he of all men, should bare been the last to have MARKE . apd Key West a Southern port: Danl Weld, from Philadelphia, Signal Bown to her feet her robe redundant flo’ s rath City nia, (Norwegian) Mathison, Buonos Ayres And overy graceful step the Queen of beauty shows dock, are’ ranged several cannon, mortars, Kc., | Dare av ite comune norton vill fercleecty sede faite dia. | Mert, \ ovite: rigs Ottoman’ Hanhum, Gibrsiiar ena's ar Ty gr P 7 j 6 iy y ie Cale Grimshax, 40x, hort, Kietimo 5 . Sid harks Radiant, duo Brouwer; brigs Hayward, which are used by the cadets. x duty with regard te executive nominations, | by) ys/sft, i ‘Eliza; Quoddy Bell Ri, i bares rm ’ i ie Koskiusko’s monument is very conspicuous on | which the laws of the lund may im pos», adopting Boston, Friday, July 13.—Broker’s Board—W sha Boston | 4 high eminence, and isan objeci of great interest. | therein that course which the safety, interests, aud | and Maine RK, sity 25 Boston and. Providence RN. Ya; 2 | His garden, and the ravine leading to itare some | henor ef our government and country may clearly re- Fitchburg KR, 110; Hom, lie 13 Vermont, Central Patterson, NOrleans; Uugnenot, ier, Teare, do; Elizabeth, Rees, NOrlo: 16; Fuphrasia, Bunten, doy Ke She wore this evening a white dress with a low body, which presented one of the most magnificent busis 1 have ever seen. In the dress there were three large insertions of rich lace. Her ornaments ket; sebrs Margaret Am Ham pa sabella, do; 26th, Leo~ Tri id ary Ay slnchico el { A : A520 do doy bid, 49) tral RR Rights, ; distanee from the marble. pillar to his memory, , quire; that they will net sunction the appointments ot | KR,#y it ioe 4 ne Righte, Were, asususl, costly und pote. From her side Jy this garden he used to sit, solitary, musing, und | iBdividuls, if any such are propored, whiowe “diskonese a ae doom ces ‘ig; Breton Cate: aol, Sedy Wh-cage hieevatoms was suspended a watch, beautifully ornamented, | f ; r ty er incompetency” has been made manifest by tl + $29) Cheshire RK divid . Second Board 's 4 : + . ‘ « overlookmg the river. Latterly a road is made to | ard da, Shumway, Liverpool; brig Brazil Lis while her stomacher was a pearl of great price, Ten te nal v . aud practices beture or by their courses in ottice ewtral RR, 3d, do, b 30d, 49°45 Petersb Cooper, Dough Boy — and larger then « Spanish quarter dollar. | Her | th¢ ga1den, which is seldom visited without feel- heir nomination, nor whose past career has dis- Providence sctina. (Sp) Setan Barcelona. step-daughter, Mrs. Mickle, was elegantly dress- | 198% Of veneration. spirit and principles better fitted to the work 105¢) 5 Masenchusette ‘Thomaston, July Arr echr Betery Pierce, Gro= | Od” She apcers to be a vary amiable pereca, and “Freedom ehrieked when Koskiusko fell. of facilitating the hostile operat f » foreign cabl- | ? ote ae Cid Iigh; bes Buena Vista, tratend, and Pa> * wren are person ans | Many are the tears shed tor warriors dead, and | net, than of striving for the edvancement of the | Serger soi farolus, Dunbar, Boston; Bart- Lt oe trom alll have learned, 1 have no doubt that she | f ; 1 Havana, July 6—Sinee our report of 2lst ult., the 4 July Lith, sche J Ht Stewart, Robertson, ? | happy will be the time when wars shall cease. piness aud honor of cur own rapidly increasing and | 4 onan: ae ooean eH “| 24, Patrick Henry, velar», do; | sar Risrom, with deopatchs Mare Phobe toe Nh Posk tithe oie Pe LE a taal A a a Burleigh, minister to Queen Elizabeth, | most glorious land. j poinea hive fart a abinatea” Meaaieninrs beveaa tT" Ex (The Civilisa of Bothy gives ce ‘uf the departure of q pau dsawingrroan said, “Warre is the curse, and peace the blessinge Tue Gunernarortat Dirercunems oF Fo ibeireropa to market this seasom more rapidly than | Spooner YE ridecenh tidierahubhd sane Albany, White, Albsa: ’ —The dithcuities which, tur several mouth: usual, having finished grinding sooner. and being en- te. Mobil Fayaway, Kelacy, M York a sang two or three songs of a countrie,and a realme gaineth more by one foe nn ante ane Cociing re dm Bey ee) years’ peace, than by tenne years’ warre.”” ith — existed in Florida relative to the proper construc. eouraged by the existence of good prices, the quantity .. im 7 Sry i sucha minister, itis not surprising that Queen tion of the constitetion on the commencement of 2Ow left in the country is insignificant th, San Luis, Russell, Phila jobert Smith, Di: y sloone Sixuat, Cae: shia, ims 5 i$ me onthe piano. This wes to me 2 greattreat. la Py p. i uotations as follows: whites 10 # 11! a 3 the evening we hud the scientifically exeeuted mae | izabeth was the greatest princess that ever | the gubernasoriel pg as Brown, Semis | Teas big O6Kra.) ebelen and, ougerten: 1% w est| 4, Griveold, N Yorke Ching Pitman, Beatie /Phiiade scouts (e ow sicof Schuyder’s band. lt isexciasively composed Sa Polk’ | now to be put to rest by the following correspo: rowns, 644 «Ors; cucuruchos, Sab\4rs. ‘The weather 11 Sld Eleos & Henr, Deneken, New York. . , y aioe tht died It is @ pity that Jameg K. Polk's premers, or dence between that gentleman and the acting jn. vontinned favowthe fos the Hi ‘Sal, Lovorswits.y (Rathioullan) June 4—Povin, bark Sua- howe hy BE I 9 of Germans, and the leader (Mr. Schuyder) i9 &@ | advisers “| aot been of the same quality as this Governor, W. D. all oe ee nae Sav eenate 28 ES GFSNEE, O59. eh ayeye, Seabury. from New York for Rameltou in 34 days. nt, Morrison, Philadelphia; first rae natsician, and deed all are 90. The Prectmuns who wus called “greats” tle, wan aoe Pacsanaasnn, Jame 19, 1849. | Crdinary toused, Uners is but Mille Oran iced | 1 Maninintan dune R—Sid Diogenes, Goodhue (not Hood July 10" Are hn ten Mi Balti person who plays the Haute makes that sweet instra- Food as he was gre t, and “only great as he was | To his Excellency, W. D. Mosxury . : > | G ‘9 nd (and sld 12h.) In port, 1th, brig Wan Ment discourse eloquent and touching music. ‘The fond. — 78 Bia—As come diveralty of opiaion bas been en- Sep eens Saree, ane nen te be baton lesa then ne 2—Sld James Titeomb, Stone, Balui tren Filcislsia he becten Coates : *, 2—Put in, Cornwall, Charles, trem Snd‘all the adien aad gentlemen of the hotel were | ,1h¢ Cadets, on 2 rock jutting out into the river, _tertained in regard to the tine chen your term of of Tas, att , ; ts x oN eaied around. Mrs. Herrera was the contre of an | Ped Tne" the woidk’Vere Crug” Monterey.” hich this question could be brought betore thw. C4 bert Sasantd at ng ale ed ee Chen ees eres | hamnaaney lane H—SId York Christine (Nor), Totte, | 3,0 Marly fe Meese Dien, Meteors elegant circle, upon which was rellected a dazzling & 9770 (ne. thus deang, honor te the eras Brete Judiclary of the State, so that a apedy and valid 1, making at present five cargoes on hand. cap aareerpiy te 5, sloop lize, Dennison, Mystic; 7th, brige Lucy, Hosmer, fi : whedcaderst (An wena Vist us doing honor to decision could be bad in time togetide the difloulty, | Of Auk 480 cathe Halttas Coa fram Piilelelphia wots York: sth, Ocilis, Prin, de. bulhency from the rien ornaments whicl duates of the famed school, whose valor has gdure-seda pote to thi Mlaleral, a0 the bi — P Mowsr, July T—In port, ships B Hamilton, J; eu_her person. Aiter the band had retired, the ” rersed a note to the Attorney General. as + placed at $434; some parcels from Boston and Portiaad Dy achieved so much among the Indians of their owa est law oflicer of the State, ad asked his opia proved in bad order, aud seid at, low rates, aud there Jett, for Culiforuia; Kilby, Howes Coffee comes in small parcels, and sroKen, Bark Linden, from New York, tor Sligo, out 14 days, June 6, Jav 12.5, low 45 ay, Ship Ci of Si Joho, NB. frow Baltimore, for Liver- Jadies repaired to the drawing room, where they | C4, wniryand the contending armies of Mexico. the ques of constitutional law, which be has giv nw 200 cask: ‘disposal till turtl im, June 10, lat 14 0, long 45-40, Hamedale, for Barcel walused, one of the gentlemen presiding at the | 49.(\'jacy now raise pape ew papell ern length. and which, having been published im the sdrapecartieetania iene exubine We ton eB | Rrahall, with emigrate, D days out from Rot- mm om, Norton poy Pt ‘adel oS iL lat 47 10, lon 23, Newport, fog America, Jane 2, off 22, 25 miler of Tarifa. apers. | presume you have seen Deing io barrels Thi 1 now respeeefuliy ne to inform me when you better quality, and, therefore, fi & preference in the | Consider your term of office will expire, and at WOME price. No more rice came in; one cargo was sold at 9% ra, | time you propose to turn over to me the seal of State, Ene ix alloat, and about 600 cacke in store | that | may act accordingly. and be in readiness townter —) 400 bugs Val fi no. General Herrera’s daughter and Don Diego Worth, who ended the Florida war, and who has | ™ wynez, one of the Spanish gentlemen, “took ‘4 vie to dit im the | where he 80 .” and went through the dance in amost grace- | {ulitn a victim fo disease in the land where h simuuner, The Spanish, as well as the Preach, Opposite the monument to Koskiusko, is a house excel in this accomplishment—* the poetry of mo- | UP = y nix in kegs ts generally of i 5—Avr barks Mary Parker, Williams. ———, Wobsle; sob» Pat- i Marshall, Th omy besides: On ew Orleans, June 15, lat 42, long 3; master | St Marka, Pa, © nsacola; Alice, Minor, do. oneia, A eargo of bath Lumber changed bark Claremont, ok. said te have been the head-quarters of Arnold and | upon the aixcharge of my duties as your successor, . Patrick Denry, from Liverpool, fur Now York, June 26, off jer, Halifax, NS; - tice. of my. “y + Lnnds at $20. being of inferior quality; one of Bangor | 9 batt " 5 . ; ; : ‘There are very many most estimable ladies here | 4?¢'e ‘ Guy clected and qualified;as required by the consti- wt $19, and 70000 fect Portland at $18 a $19. There is | "Sin Nombre, Ferrandi, from Cadiz, fer New York, June 5. * iigemaang i ty - he | Onthe shore at West Point, a large number of | tution. | w cargo for dipesal from Gloucester, A cargo of f P. sme who, pethapr, do not pay as much attention to the | men were ng faggots tor the railroad. Op- Tam, Str, very respeetfully, | luinber trom Charleston was placed at $20; one arrived | tiyraroor, June tek derelict with on!y bowaprit stande | loops siripgent, wud On rome occasions objectionable, | Poite the Point, large quantities of stone have ‘Our most ob't. Ke s | from Wilmington on contract, and there is one on | jer siperen Tarren, fret Hisaved’ ban mans | Sitenr, rules ef fashion as others, but nevertheless they es thrown on the line of the road, but they sink | THOS BROWN. | band. A parcel of good box shooks was sold at 6 rs, | T, Fe ty letters of the port she hailed from M a Haren, July 12—Arr achs Exact, Primott, are to be rauked in the very first class. Among | yng make no perceptible difference in filling uo. | Executive Orrick, (| on Omonthe; roarcely any remain in first hands of | wasjased Juve), lat. 4% long. 9, by she Monument, arrived | ghslle: B ih, THD. Fhitadelphins ‘Ama thege are the ladies of the Messrs. Chamberlain, ‘Phe soft mud is probably more than a handred | Tallahasse, June Lvth, 1849.) | pued quality, but dealers have considerable stocks, | here from New Orlea dia wes Gow ioteh hits, way of Boston, and of Mr. Whiting, und of others, with, whose names Lum not wequaiuted. The lady of “oh i , " : : you desire t be informed whea | also rearce, ra, who will be ' ont interesting as it ist ‘Among |, CPposite Peekskill are the coffer dam, steam | consider my term of office will expire, and at what | freeh would bring $40 © 645 Calidles nell at our quo- Fo pied abe tori bet — oes gihredian Heche daa The the young ladies, there are the Misses McKee, of oe and other expensive apparatus, wed by pet | Lime | propose to turn over to you the seal of State, | tations. vir : for tnilow, 1o)y @ 104s; sperm, dl edie. | wleane pen ta, coptacd wits the Clomectna Vensee tok | Bul, Manske Batdmete, boead te WY _ sone duped to believe that Kidd sunk his il-got- | that you may enter upon your dative aa m: At will arked for in September; sperm is in & when the latter lost her jibboom and the Herald, Russell, Baltimore; ore lady-like and handsome ; Philadelphia, wih we looks beapeak her the pos Mis» Downing, wh seesion of high intellect, and whose conversation appeared te we witty and animated; she ia the life ot her circle—facetious, but sensible. Indeed, the ladies of this clase are so numerous, that it would seem invidious—and unjust, too—to speak only of Cy fie steamers empl 5 , , “ y X . ployed in towing barges, some to this office; aud at the samo time. wod wi Gull, apa quotations are pominal xehange Lon- WN York some three or four in every ten; therefore I shall of which will carry from five to six thousand bat- ti full information dow 10 per cevt prem. New York and Bostom par to 6 mage, O07 Say no more upon the subject, The morning apart relx cf flour; ua aleo in towing lake and canal prem, jE of the time was very profitably and wetully spent bovta, which bring down immense quantities of iy 7— ‘The ovly thing of interest to add is the sale Floris, Weed in the drawing room by some of the young ladies, proddée, wad return with valuable merchandise. of a cargo of ree, per Adela, fro ry who recereed w lesson in the one of the ladies from leasing and « Wise mode of disposing of the time. What progress the pupils made | am not able to say; bi tuba. This was a y feet deep. Iti: ten treaeure there. 8 the intention to sink these faggots | for a foundation, wnd to fill up over. them. Besides the eplendid passenger steamers which traverse this noble river, either up or down the river there is a large number panish language "A steamer recently towed down thirty-four boats pos See and another thirty-two at one trip, Such 1s the ypetition, that canal boats are towed five dollars, while cotler dam is not suffi- | cient to keep out the water, and it is full, the work abendoned, and the expensive machinery going to destivenion. Dear Sir—I In yet b Hos. Thomas Brows, Gor ve tw nay brietly, rnor elect. Xe. Dave Just reeelted your communtention | | of this date, in whic y t | concur in the opinion on this subject which prevaiied in the General Anrembly at the time of my qualification, wad do there- fore consider that my tern: of office will expire o the Deuday in October next. and at that time | shall © great pleasure in transferring to you. as my suc- cerssor, theveal of State, and all papers, Ke , relating A that period, 1 deem it to be my duty to con- t Lbue in the diseu To me. individually, it would be retire from off eonsull my pers eof the duties ce the eartiest al Interests wt tl this office great relief to nt, but | cannot sacrifee of what | | There are no bhd. shooks in first hands and good md worth 18 tials Good RK Freighca—Charters quality would now sell at higher rates Empty casks 1. hoo of Spanish flour took place wo cargoes of Knglish coal of large American vessels have been made at £2 5s,, and one at £276 for Cowes and & market. Privileged vesrels have been taken at 45 for sugar, molasses, and wool, eniling for orders, Coastwise freights a extremely Died, On Saturday, 14th July, after a short but severe fll- ORNEL., Wile Of Li othe. Bone, aged 34 years Axtwenr, June 2—Ship Medora Hamm has descended the Fiver ae far aa Fors 7 landed her passongers, who will be ages mmodated for a time her anchor. Boxe Kona, April 23—The Valparaiso, Lockwood, which 1 f harbor arrived on tho Ith i aay | very little damage, 13—The Prussi for Be ito we 1,08, the Goodwin, Sands, « 1 iy reported. Sho has leon got on the order to be surveyed; sie appears to have vu ‘ion bri 4th i instant, for Now Ree | hk of ig Eline, Woldt, pus back Th—Arr bark Bae roronn, Jul fit for in Paci Ys GO. uly iS—Arr bark Aft cy. (Br) Taylor, Turks ly 12—Arr brig Wm P Cassill; ‘ile; sons Caroling bauy. de, Doak, Philedel- Wartea, Chapman, Al om, Leckie, Lon- Island; seat Now ut, wt all events, they were obedient and do- f se 4 ten, J ’ i remunerating price Would not be less than fif- deem to be & public duty The friends and acquaintances votfully ia. | | Dear, June %—The Sarah Chnne, of Philada, apparently | ararh, Tocker, do; sloop Mary Drush, Rondowt, two great und indispensable qualities in & teen, Notwithstanding the many steamefs, sail It is much to be regretted that any difference of vied tome ee feat zaintane widny. Lorn inet LeTO | © Drigautine, Alamneted, waterlogged, and abacacced, wes | “Tosrasor tn, Suly fi—Atz Sch Careline Sherwoed, Bal- Jearner. ine vensels are incredibly numerous. Last week, opinion rboutd exist @: to the time at which my term O'clock, A. M.. fram het late tesdewen cormer of Fluah, | PAN€2, Gth inst, indat 4, Ton 50, 7. The weather to-dey has been tremendously hot. ¢ time, forty sail were counted at one view. cf ofttew expire: but | indulge the he that no serions we and Spencer si t, East Brooklyn Warex.—Repert of the shi nestrion, in the Do: oe aad H By M, hall x iv " Pontiayn, July 12—Arr Brigs Robt Pennell, Metryman a Bilis, NYork. Cid, bark ‘Ranger, In- At three o'clock, P. M., the thermometer stood at Tarrytown, where long may he tarry, Wash- bconvenience will result from such diversity of opi- enly. Saturday, July 14, Je Jane ®, in lat & . = mer, 90 degrees in the shade ; but there was acooling jn reine hus a countty vent. The gathor of MC® OF fron the course L have determined to pursus, {yperal, will take Sovrgets standing’ onde cnall reostheane sen eaced quae 1. prev t Alida, Theron, Be ington Irving has a country seat. The author o' rn th ll m. sual roundhouse on a raised qoar. 7 ° breeze, which rendered such intease heat tole- « Kiiekerhocker” may be excused for ‘adopting | ‘tbr to the publie or to yourself residence of her husband, Walter Watson, corner of reared not to be aband yard phia; CC Zabriskie, rable. degrees in the shade, at six o'clock. This (Friday) morning, the thermometer was 72 sg onse Duss tomes = Se en pulled’ down a few it, very respec etully, ours, ke , MOSELEY, “Osth street, 9th avenue. ‘The friends ot the family are invited to attend | Op Saturday, lity July. after a short and violent at- v4 Clio and Monarch, Kicumonn, duly 12814 Pete complete leading Charles years since at the corner of Pearl street and Lave rrom Havaxa.—A slip from the office of | tack if the prevailing epidemic, Dasinu. Krownron, fa we wreck | old, ship Kage, __Austunenatxos. | Cornties Slip, the bneke of which were brought | the Sutannah Republican, dated July Il, says: | the 4d peat ef hin ages nt Turgere, ¢ <a Ces, frem Holland, and made into a house in A. )). Steomslup Isabel, Koll vara the Sth, ind Key West the , Commander, from ta. arrived at our His friends and aequat ed to attend his funeral ances are respectfully invit- | bis inte reidenes, corner Herald Marine Correspondence. July, 1849, weer oar ANNAM, duly 9—Sid brig Carribbe, * . r h ‘Crawronn’s, (White Movntains,) July . Vanety is charming, and novelty pleasing, even bar lust evening. Lexington avenue and Mid street, Remains will be continuation ‘of hondinn “sting en Sig trig Ocilia, Vein. Y. rthern New Hamphire—A Day or Tico Along though novelty is but the renewal of fashion long | The Ianbel brings about sixty passengers, most “in saciranmmeed Cemetery, se sie aay ro mile; | Dic; Gicke, Smell he the Read, with some Accownt of the Cowntry— - The People, and the Pleasure Seckers. fere jorge ot cee in styl otten, as ‘there is nothing new e n,” and, therefore, better that the greatest dif- ader the je of building should be preseated. Our last advices, statistical, political, descriptive, It would be dull and tiresome to see all houses and geographical, and slightly sentimental, were from places similar in style, therefore let them be as the comfortable quarters of the wayfuring man, at difle ‘ rent es possible. of whom stop latins were im strict enfore the #0) subel renv ere is no oft e for) ew ( he city ix as at Savannah. The quarantine rega- mined in qiarat chol nt in EL e until the hour for Javena, w ‘ain Havana, and the health as usual, for this season of On Saturday. 1 Verven, aged 68 years, ‘The trends of the family are renpectfully ovited to attend the funeral this Wg afternoon, at So'elsek, i trom her late residenes, No, 1 ) Greenwich street. On Saturday, July lth, Mrs, Feasees Macnartin, ged 42 years. Specvlator w o | revidue of the esreo will +) on to Tampico felle, which has been chartered for $1,400, DC; Globe, Small, N, July 6 Arr Ivano Nth. de Wil tod ) ech Lancranee, Abbot, fm NY orl eon. THOMASTON, July $—Arr Ships Ino Pe Havre; ath, Je ous te July Sth Liverpool, Std sth, Anderson, Bath, ) Sr Manns, July 3—Arr sch Tallahassee, Sawyer, N York. Nand, fonder: Art 5 mn «sturgeon made an exhibition of itself, by the yenr not much fever—only a few | ,, The friends and relatives of the family. ate respect | Wit MW teh ioren, Rhiladelphias & Coe's, Centre Harber, Lake Winnipissiogee. springing out of the river, and falling back with a ger ty whens 3 folly invited to attend her fameral. this (3Ui Cine Rloridalighe ae 10'8 Xtter’ balng Bh eos Rising Sms Pron? Leaving, by stage, on Saturday afternoon, we are fplash, muking cireles, which widened to a large hip Faleon arrived at {Havana on the —J'eart strect, wicheut puenhos touitatinn teuee: No. 952 ashore over :MEty. Sattenve Gas Sectan eter ith, Sarah kdncols, NYorks: Jaw brought, by one of the enoothest of mountain roads, “imeter. One mochonker was carried by the Gib, ut 5 1. M., and sailed on the 7th, at 11 + On Seturday. July Mt short filness, Win- four hours a eWR ppcataraly_eatadared, at for com to Conway Corner, the listle village half way to the spray on to the she was bow deck of « de 4 loaded canal boat, vsingwlong. The captared fish was ly tt Ieatel, we received full files of the Diaro r Liaw, youngest con of Joreph and oged 15 month: ary Jane Simmons, ‘The wrecker fins appealed to the Naty pation. The Gipsy, Notch of the White Mountains. The New Hamp- put into « bucket of water, to preserve its life. de ia Marina wud Gaeta de la Habana, and also, The friends of the family are requested to attend the | .4/ he Serew Pill Mahe pegrapia qi pit tu 4 ae | hkalths Mitten ve shire Legislature had edjourned the day before Great quantities of these fish may, at be ficin the Clerk, a copy of the Puro Induatres! of Teweral, thie afternoow, at do'eloek, from the eocacr of Sommenerh "Nethine r) f) d . d sal of the members w: " * token, by making ean inclined plane, placing a the 7h inet. EF iter, we muke the follow. CCl and Frospeect streets, Brooklyn chooner Gerdes, of the Co yecnpaton, NC, duly N—Are sche Mary, Cratch, 6 and sever members were among the pas board bewween two boats into the water. The ing extract of news, which isthe only sly 14th, Ave gaged te a Leta a gakee: (inilipe, do. Cla oehe North Carolina, sengers, returning home. We passed througha fish slide wp the plane and fall off on the decks. stem of impoit nee thet we notice :— NY Eutaw, Allen, atime, do; region of mountains and narrow vallics, the soi pare mipere | these fish are on ia! peta seo ann Hayrt.—Letters from Santo - ‘i the “ai . om. Fraxces, Gantler, do; Rongh & Ready, thin and rocky, and the population eparee and pas. ewer part of the Tudson. 110. orn inst, state that va had eloek preeisely. S Sursmen Waren Wircis. Lieut Totten commanding, = font liianvenede ft seesle aalleciing he — | entered thet city with his forces on the 0th ult, lier rewaine will ‘be tahem to Puughaeepete, pesca erns we ret arnt Kay Wert aban Zieh ult, Poe te: Passengers Arrived. hard service required to draw their subsistence uminated here, at frequent intervals, with beau- seyeees reste From ‘Conway, we pursue the ae foes eo ee, ia Ronson, = solely to make Jim Hed FERED and that a new his Inte restdene ath steve r the Tat Avenive. | Berenges, (ost arnstable) from A for Hoston, has becn su rg ser reget Major Den valley ¢ Saco up to the Notch House. The little 4 : q ney elections can be teld, there will be a provisiona’ ening, July wer @ she | Ba pave We Baner, from West % bets one | Boneteiper, Bb A ete, narrow valley is all appropriated to agriculture; but ferse.cr fous, lee hee bigh, and very sparse and wa- | government. Believing that the entrance of Sane Wife of Lawrence MacCerthy, aged 51 | 4450 Precsmwuth, hed strech On the Weaters Biever, Wola ta | Jones, WA Lee, Weta William Grostoate a the small fields, and their apparent scerility, would | Dealthy locking. ‘The early sown oats are in nu | tana into Sento Domingo hes put an end to the £ the fruit fe. | MMbiek fog, and leaked Vay, Win Melnt Clelland, Ht Reasel, JP Whi deter any face, except the stock of the Puritans, | *TOUS pleces coming into ear where the length of i d nequaintaness o Seaaved 7. a | Whatem C Carte, Hon AP Beghey, A Wright, M frum their eccupation. Mountains and chiffe are | et dees not b on every side, generally covered with a denge | tt hay crops growth of emall trees. u | +. The Sabbath, at Conway, where the stage hes | er the summer solstice, are now | part of the Island have been dispersed by President demic, Wises MeLacewnes, aged 24 yours Spo over, is as dull us could be desired, eopecially folling to ard us; but every species of growi Boute bend with express orders for the soldiers to. Iw this city Friday, 12th Jaty, Sanan Mancanet, | ship tertar Webster, sectarel #) for China, May 4tat when there is no preaching in the village church; bat is much in want of rain. return to their eeeupations, whieh they had aban. @4vebter of Edward and Mary Alice Dillon, aged 1 yent | 28 I auw and we owe to our pelts lapdiond Mr. Hill, and he Snow Hill (Md.) Shield, of the 10th instant, | doned forthe purpose of engaging in this war “7 i one Ivasor. aged tard on Ii" serk Island Wehr woe to Mr. Chase, » member of the Legislature, re, S*Y* wae he crops of our county look very promis: | “ mn baes on Gone. cf this |, Berm trie Nancy J, from Holmes jae the Hieeakwater, siding in the village, the means of disposing of the '"f."t the present time. The late warm weathe' The Wenther. one , | July 13, te the Westward of Fire Island. H Green, day with a tolerable degree of philosophy. Ina Lich was succeeded by a series of drenching ‘The merevry at Jersey City, on the 13th inst., Ke niet Hark Hrincetom, of Baik, from Havana for Cowes, 9th yy bode it de wort of Borie & Pane dc cut of the locality, Mr, Chase carried asthrough hewers, has had the effect rapidly to bring for- | stood at 06 deg.; at Newark, N.J., at 97; at New: Jonseos | ik Clarisen Porking, Qoedrich, from N York, and two ettie, 3 Misses and Magree Myo, My retin . fore of romp te hich constitutes the come Ward the corn and ote end enable them to recover tt, Muss., on the 12th inst, at 100; at Bt Trem Hic Janciev for Sun Francisco, Bay 13 le Mater ce tae gh orchard of one of the farmers, from which he pro- arcing and injurious influence of t falo, N.Y., ut $9; at Montreal, Ca, on the Lt MARITIME INTELLIGORS CR, my am, poored Terks a aoe aa duces his sugar in the ering, by tapping the trees, he poe spring. The wheat I elds | inst’, at 96. obi soe ) Aeyant, of and from Bangor for Matancas, July Nogrte, P Witt AA ge exireting the sup, and boiling it down tll it chrys- /7UCh More abundantly than was anticipate It — eecceene ae | New York, July 15, 1849, ue 2 Misses Cohen, HD Weed, Indy, telizes. This maple sugar is an important domes. P#8 #ll been secured, and the grain is said to be |, James Brown, under sentence of death, at Co- | POR CALIFORNIA J Walabure,W C0 Dr pool, tely. 4 ‘ there large and healthy-looking. The rye and oat har. | lumbia, S.C, for abducting slaves, has been re- nee 0 54 | | Shin Ancetique, Windsor, hence for San Prancises, Jane 1, | 4 "e"Tantytnd Baws tain: P Marke 8 Re tie staple of New Hampahi having been cr BL Lee, Thee Goatre: frouviactured in this sivgle township alone, as | Veet Will commence probably this week. gpited to the last Friday in August. He was to “ + 0) Merny iran Ve mech us 30,000 pounds of the sugar in a single | samuel Cowen was accidently shot onthe 24 | preptagtncan tab kw | ramichi, J Lee & Co; B ef 7 m ; ramichi, J Lee & Co; Bonj fm Geneva, and vobe United n. Snung our fellow passengers was a young curi- ‘The Crops. : The Sonteat (o ) p mane! of Se TE tae ‘ from the rigid soil. Then we passed for mil tnyd:—A little ocular demonstration ina few ot throogh a Er region of pine barrens, with athick {2¢ furrounding parishes convinces us that we i of stunted underbrush, the wilderness being have much to be az xious about in the appearance i of the prowing tiful lakes, visible in long vistas, through the sure | *4 everywhere coem to be dux. climate aft inst. on Moore nver, Me., while hunt 4 oily huster trom Connecucat, He was a singular | by Speen Whitman, who mistook him for crops. Peas look passably well, tly sown e the heads of the poultry ; and will be deficient beyond any ques- ion. "The heavy —_ dews which are peculi hi liar to moose, | by virtue cf a cupitulation entered mto with Presi dent Junencz, by the advive of foreign Consuls. Jime i evening prece city. Sentene states that it is not his | y, bat that his e aspre to th followed by seven or ard an Englisch vessel on the Or ding the entrance of & Presiden gat of his sate. ana ia the civil wor Cf we can credit letters received from ( the 29%h ult.) the Haytiens have wives of 1 their neighbors, an the troopa erful expedition against the Spinish On the 4th, at New Hampton, N. H., seven hun- dred yards of a ledge on the Montreal [tailroad line were blown into the lake at a single blast. ment On Friday, 181% July, Lew G. and Marget 8, Leonor, days Wretrew, con of Rober ed L year 6 moaths aa Francys Casrrnnnt, (brother to Peter Campbell, Rove ttre va fin the 42 year of his age, after @ short iliness, tend hie) d to a® took, riends and relat funeral which will tal place at 2 0 epeeuully invited to attend afternoon. 16tb inst, from her late reridence, ft. Brooklyn. M., from 4 4a Gold On Thutiday merping, 12th July. of the fatal epl- roak Thy dan Rrancieco, f Brower & €o; Southerner, n 4 Schilling, Bre re (ir) liaerison, Cork, Grinnell, Minters Pot materially injured, Mle. Ti to at ferred to th Peon Jaw from Watohm well Seoretary 0 L A Trivonaritc pesraren from Albany, states that cohe S14 from Rio Janeiro, See Barter. Sroxrs—Ship dames lat 67 90 8, lon os. W. Wk, May Sehr A\ NF, we vid poububly proce ree 0 et, ah proveoded to her destination, Mo- im of the wrockers for salvage was submitted | Hall, for Walifax. The matter will bo re- | Mr aud Mt avy, for his decision. Nash, honeo for California, sailed pe, Patagonia, on the uth of May, all ’ Bangor, cig. 2h, eld, bark Fairmont, for An- ed Sou with from Harbor her eargs oraane Liven roor—Steamship ra— Leput, Booth, and Lady Brew “iM ire RP Brown, Mra s a re Its Grandrenage, child and nurse, Mies” De’ Ruyter, MA Karts, Thomas Dw Brooks, G Reges, ‘Moxy, Barri BM Wilson, W it Ware, Jai terbury, Mons Monnovlern, Mr J Molson, p John Wells, French, Anccren, WG Mason, J Haylis, J Radnall, lien, Smith, N Bedford, March 29, | *A%, J linites. Kor ¥. White, J iyons Ret eroke in, Messrs Winterbot) Barker,